WillScarlett commented on Do you buy and sell used books online?

"www.BookTurtle.com is a great resource too."

WillScarlett commented on Worst Company In America: "Final Four" Comcast VS Diebold

"I am really interested to know the age breakdown of who is voting for Comcast vs."

WillScarlett commented on Worst Company In America "Final Four" Bracket!

"I have been a big proponent of Countrywide winning this thing from the beginning, and nominated them in the original post. I gotta stick with them all the way through the finals. It will be: Countrywide Diebold Walmart Comcast I can't believe that Comcast took it away from my pick, Exxon. And, let's be honest: none of this kvetching is going to make any of these companies change their own business models."

WillScarlett commented on U.S. Airways Refunds $2200 Tickets For Recently Unemployed Man

"Hey Editors, Shouldn't this be tagged with a "Good Company" tag? Let's give credit where credit is due."

WillScarlett commented on Best Personal Finance Tools?

"VOTE: Quicken Although I have some trouble with investment accounts - e.g."

WillScarlett commented on Worst Company In America "Sweet 16": Best Buy VS Diebold

"Listen, people, Best Buy might be bad, but it is not killing our country."

WillScarlett commented on Worst Company In America 2008: "Sweet 16" Bracket!

"My prediction: Countrywide vs."

WillScarlett commented on Consumerist's Ultimate Fast Food Nutrition Guide: 2008

"Thanks, Consumerist."

WillScarlett commented on It's Now Completely Impossible To Sell A Laptop On Ebay

"I am surprised that no one has recommended what I do: outsource my eBay listings. Sure, for general-use electronics, craigslist is fine, but for more specialized stuff, you are not likely to find a local buyer. I have gotten to know my local eBay store guy (I had to shop around to about a dozen places before I found someone that I connect with), and he takes a 33% commission on top of what eBay and Paypal charge. BUT, I walk away with 60%, and NO HEADACHES."

WillScarlett commented on Cablevision Blatantly Lies To Subscribers As The FCC Twiddles Its Thumbs

"If the goal is to free up bandwidth by eliminating analog channels, then wouldn't we expect to see a decrease in the cable bill? If cable companies offered more service for less money, I bet they would see a huge increase in the uptake of digital cable. If this were perceived as a net benefit to the customer (plus the chance to upsell them with 100s more channels in the future, faster internet, etc), people would jump on it. Why charge extra for something that is making the company's work easier and more profitable? It would be like banks charging to use the ATM....oh wait..."